The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
MESA G Es FROM uAssILLON.
Daily Report FROM Uur Busy West End
Sister.


Mr.. George Upham, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
ls home visiting his parents.
Mr.. John Hamil, of Canton, Is spend
Ing several days with friends In the
city.
Mrs. J. P. Gay, of Cincinnati, Is visit
ing Nj. A. I. Skinner, corner fremont
and East streets.
Hon. L. G. Cole and family, OF B0 W.
Ing Green, spent few hours with
fiieDds In the city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. W. Straw and daughter Name
of Akron. are visiting at the residence
Of Mrs. Harsh, Oh Oak street.
VT. Joe Dsntsch, cutter at HOokaway
& FOlIZ'5 went to Cleveland this morn
ing for few days visit with friends.
Mr.. A. w. Holl of Akron, SupeFinten.
dent Ct The Northern Division of the
Ohio Canal, was registered at Hotel
Coursd Tuesday.
Messrs. A, c. Vangilder and G. G. Byers,
Of West VIrEiuis, arrived In the city
Tuesday evening on bicycles and put up
1t Hotel Conrad.
The funeral of Miss ANITA Fox, o
died Tuesday of typhoid fever. took pla, .
from the family residence on RichViile
avenue this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The members of the gun club had q
match shoot this afternoon. The club
vas divided into teams Of four each and
Zach team in pairs, the pairs of each
cam contestiDg. They shot at fifty
Jingle birds.
The case Of Mrs. Mary Brown, charged
With keeping the Red Front" saloon
open Sunday, was heard by Mayor
Fran Tuesday, and resulted in Mrs.
3rOWn being bound over to Probate
Court In the sum of $500.
Mr.. Frank WillenbOrg, formerly q
NassillOn boy, but at present an attor
icy In Chicago, Is visiting his uncle,
ar. Frank WiIlenhOrg, on WelIman
street. When MIR. Willeuborg leaves
ere he expects to locate in Cleveland,
)hiO.
At last the United Lines has secured
manager in the person OF Mr.. David
Bear, of Canton, who will remain until
juud4y, when Mr.. B. K. Gamble, Of
IamOitr, will take charge permanen
T 10 day rate Of this line IL the sane Rs
that of the Mutual Union published In
Tuesdays DEMOCRAT. The night rate
Ia fifteen cents for twenty words. Harry
WbcOtt has been employed as messen-
ger
The interest of Mr.. s. r. Werlich In
the lndtpsndent newspaper and print.
ing establishment has been purchased
Oy j. V. r. Skinner and X. Il. Bahney.
rhe transfer will take effect next week
Che bL siness will then be consolidated
With the book and paper store now
Iwned by Mr. j. v. B. Skinner, and the
irm will consist of the two persons
lame and Robert P. Skinner. Both the
tore and printing Office will be moved
INTO the three story Coleman block on
dain street, formerly occupied by Il. j.
Watkins, where additions to the plant
will be made.
Jerry Manning, of Orvllls, paid S.
nd Wally Vending 80 go, Monday, for
Ieing drunk Sunday evening.
Mrs. William Minieh and two chill.
dren, Of Cleveland, will visit friends in
dassillOn the latter part of this week.
Mrs. Ben Letter died at her homo on
Vest Main street Sunday Of c"nsump
ion. Funeral from U. B.church Tues.
lay afternoon at Q 2o'cloek.
George K. Nelson, boiler inspector for
be Hartford Steam. Boiler Insurance
company, examined the boilers insured
II this city Sunday and reported them
Ill In good condition.
Mrs. Mary Brown, mistress OF the
Red Front" was arrested Monday,
'harged with selling drinks on Sunday.
She gave bond for her appearance
tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Bechtel, eighty four years
I'D, living In jackson tow nship, died
sunday. Funeral from the house Tues
lay afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Interment
In the Mud Brook burial grounds.
Adam schspuds, the boy accused of
apples from the premises Of
Henry LsndOn. In company with Meyers.
was before Mayor FrRniZ Monday and
was allowed to depart after paying the
cost.
Quite an attraction was to be seen
upon the sidewalk In front OF william
YOst's harness store, Saturday afternoon.
IN the shape Of very handsome model
Of life size horse. 1t attracted much
attention.
Henry Meyers, small boy, was sr-
rested Saturday evening on a warrant
sworn out by HsnTy Lsndon, charging
him with stealing apples. Tho boy was
locked up and will probably be sent to
the Reform School.
Henry Meyers, the boy who was to be
sent to the Reform School, gave the
Marshal the slip while he was taking
him to the cRlaboose to coDane him an.
til the necessary papars were secured.
Henry is nowhere to be found,
The house of August Kessler,
Matches" on Jarvis street, was enter
ed by unknown burglars Sunday and
S45 in money, s. bill OF which was
counterfeit; over $400 worth of notes.
three hundred cigars snc several other
articles taken. The entrance was Of
tected by opening eide door,
Monday morning Mr.. Drake, manager
Of the Western Union, hung out MU-
tual Union sign and accepted business
to all competing points at greatly re-
duced rates. The present rate of the
Mutual Union is twenty cents to nearly
all the large cities; the former rate Of
the Western Union was fifty cents. The
night rate Is fifteen cents for fifteen
the old rate was twenty five
cents for ten words and In some cases
even more. The reduction was made
IN account of the competition Of the
United Lines which has inst reached the
,ity, although their Office is not yet
open for business.
The picnic held at Millport by the K
If L. lodge Of that place, Saturday, pass
ID off quietly, every one being we'll
pleased with the entertainment provid.
ID by the lodge. The game Of base ball
lid not come Of because there was no
,lub present to play the Busters. The
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